Where in the beer world was this photo taken?
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where in the beer world?
#11 – Where in the beer world?
OK, you should already know how this works (I’m lining up more fabulous prizes, but short time to chat about them).
If you know where in the beer world this photo was taken please leave a comment. Or feel free just to comment on the photo even if you don’t have a clue where it was snapped.
A clue? We’re not in Yakima any more, Toto.
#10 – Where in the beer world?
If you know where in the beer world this photo was taken please leave a comment.
Don’t worry about being the first to answer – your comments are welcome at any time.
Yes, this makes two photos in the first ten in this series featuring cobwebs, but consider that your hint.
If you are wondering what this is all about visit here or here.
And if you’d like to see a larger, slightly artsier, version of the photo look here.
#9 – Where in the beer world?
Do you know where in the beer world this photo was taken?
Please include the village, town or city.
By now I hope you have a good idea what is going on here. If not, visit the archives.
A hint? Well, if you try what I think would be the obvious Google search don’t get too excited. Lots of results, but the correct answer doesn’t come up early.
If nobody provides the correct answer in relatively short order then I’ll have another hint that should make it really easy. Just can’t be sure when I’ll be back online to lend that helping hand . . .
#8 – Where in the beer world?
This one seems pretty easy to me, so no hint.
For those uncertain about what’s going on, check out the Where in the beer world? archive.
For the first time, no reader knew where last week’s photo was taken. In Douglas, Alaska, of a building that could have been the first home of Alaskan Brewing.